Posted on 09/19/2008 11:58:53 AM PDT by Victory111
On September 25, five American religious organizations plan to host a Ramadan dinner for Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during his upcoming visit to the United States. These include the Mennonite Central Committee, the Quakers, the World Council of Churches, and Religions for Peace. How is it that these Christian “peace” organizations are willing to break bread with a declared warmonger and Holocaust denier? An answer lies in the troubling history of these organizations – a history that includes a shameful alliance with Nazi Germany during World War II.
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THE religion of peace is famously absent from this list. Oh sure they may be members of the Religions of Peace and the other church council but why not stand there on their own? Because people would question their loyalties?
Just goes to show that “peace activist” is a complete misnomer. These people don’t want peace (unless you consider it to be the Muslim definition of peace), they are actively rooting for the enemy. Tyler Durden was right about Gandhi...
Yet to tens of thousands of Jews (especially in the US) Gandhi is a hero, and the evangelical Christians who vigorously support Israel are the enemy. Unbelievable.
Check Praeger’s & Medved’s attitude toward Christians. Without attempting to speak for them, they seem to consider the Christians of the US as valuable co-believers in the God of Israel, with a respect for (short of faith in) Jesus (short of acknowledging Messiahship) of Nazareth.
But, these Quakers, etc. have lost their minds, frankly. If they cannot see this utter monster for what he is, then their saccarine-sweet religion has coated their brains.
The Quaker faith hasn’t coated anyone’s brain, its rotted it.
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